Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1887-09-25
League and Association Games

PITTSBURG. September 2i.-There were
two games played in Pittsburg to-day, and
about fifteen hundred people risked catch
ing q cold, to see two stupid exhibitions
of ball playing on the part of the home
nine.
First Game-Pittsburg 3, Philadelphia
t2; earned runs, Pittsburg ,, Philadelphia
4; Batteries Morris and Fields, Ferguson
and Mcclure; base hits, Pittsburg s, Phil
adelphia 10; errors, Pittsburg :, Philadel-
phia 3. Umpire, DOescher.
Second Game-Pittsburg l, Philadelphia
8; earned runs, Philadelphia A; errors,
Pittsburg 4; Philadelphia /; base hits,
Pittsburg 9, Philadelphia 13; batteries,
Mccormick and Miller, Casey and Glenn
ents. Umpire, DOescher.
INDIANAPOLIS, September "a. - The
Senators had no difficulty in beating In
dianapolis to-day. They got onto
Boyle in the eighth inning and hit
him hard. Score: indianapolis l, Wash.
ingtOn Z; earned runs, indianapolis /,
Washington 3; errors, Washington l base
hits, indianapolis Z, Washington 13; bat,
teries, Boyle and Myers, Whitney and
Mack; umpire, Valentine.
BROOKLYN, September 24.-The Brook
lynS and Athletics played their last game
at Washington Park to-day. 1t was Que
sided contest. Terry pitched a wonderful
game for the home team. Weighing was
rather wild, in throwing to bases.
Score: Brooklyn 81, Athletics >; base hits,
Brooklyn II, Athletics 8; errors, Brooklyn
4, Athletics7 batteries, Terry and Peoples
weighing and Townsend; umpire, Fergu'
son.
BALTIMORE, Nd, September 2i.-The
home team was outplayed by the Nets at
every point to-day. Score: Baltimore =,
Metropolitans Z; base hits, Nets l3,
Baltimore 9; errors, Nets l, Baltimore 4
batteries, Pagan and Holbert, Smith and
Daniels; umpire-Sulliyan.
LOUISVILLE, KY, September 2.-The
home club won to-day by hard hitting
and good fielding. Chamberlain pitched
an excellent game. Score: Louisville 8,
Cleveland l. Base hits, Louisville Il,
Cleveland 3; errors, Louisville , Cleve'
Land 3; batteries, Chamberlain and Cross
Crowell and Snyder; umpire, Connolly.
CINCINNATI, o., September 24.-The
st. Louis champions sustained their third
consecutive defeat this afternoon at the
hands of the Cincinnatis, who outbatted
and outfielded them. Score: Cincinnati
!, st. Louis ). Base hits, Cincinnati l6,
st. Louis IL. Errors, Cincinnati 5, st.
Louis 1. Batteries, Mullane and Baldwin,
Carruthers and Boyle. Umpire, McQuaid.
CHICAGO, September 24.-Boston beat
Chicago the first game to day without any
trouble. The game was tied for time,
but after the fifth inning Boston got q
batting streak and knocked Clarkson's
curves all over the lot, while the Chicago
PLAYERS made errors enough to lose an or
dinary game. Score: Chicago 4, Boston
10; base hits, Chicago IL, Boston, 16; er-
rors. Chicago 8, Boston,; batteries, Clark
son and Flint, Radbourne and Tate.
In the second game to-day Boston had
another easy time of it. Detroit will not
probably consent to the legality Of the
games, but Spalding looks at the subject
differently tonight. Score: Chicago 4,
Boston 8; base hits, Chicago 8, Boston IA
errors, Chicago 4, Boston 4; batteries,
Sprague and Darling, Conway and Tate.
DETROIT, September 24.-New YorI
won to-day's game by superior fielding
Both Baldwin and Titcomb were hit hard
at critical moments. After Detroit had
made three runs in the ninth, Daniels
called the game back to the eighth on &C
count of darkness. Score: Detroit 6, New
York Z; base hits, Detroit Is, New Yorl
l2; errors, Detroit 4, New York l. Bat
teries, Baldwin and Bennett, Titcomb anG
Murphy. Umpire, Daniels.